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The rupee resumed lower at 66.45 as against overnight closing level of
66.39 at the Inter-bank Foreign Exchange (forex) market. It slid further
before quoting at 66.39 at 1030 hours.

Gold was little changed on the last trading session of the year, but
looked set to post its third straight annual loss, undermined by a
robust dollar and prospects of higher US interest rates. Investors have sold off the metal, down about 10 percent for the year,
on fears that higher US interest rates would dent the appeal of
non-interest-paying bullion.

Crude oil down 37 pct in 2015, seen hitting $20

Brent crude gained 0.4 percent to $36.60 on
Thursday, after a 3.5 percent drop in the previous session. It's
set for a slump of nearly 37 percent for 2015, having shed 48
percent in the previous year, as a global supply glut shows no
sign of abating.

Low 24,955.00

Open 19,070.83

High 19,113.18

Low 19,017.27

Crude prices held losses after falling more than 3
percent in the previous session, with U.S. West Texas Intermediate
(WTI) crude futures trading around $36.70 per barrel at 0300 GMT on
Thursday and Brent around $36.60 per barrel. Both benchmarks are down by
around a third over 2015.

U.S. gold futures for February delivery settled at
$1,068.0 an ounce, little changed from the previous day's close
of $1,068.3.

U.S. crude futures skidded 1.8 percent to $37.19 a
barrel, while Brent shed 1.2 percent to $37.32. Both had jumped 3
percent overnight, taking back ground lost in the previous session as
colder weather forecasts raised expectations of more demand.

Brent crude was down 85 cents at USD 37.04 a barrel at 1255 GMT. It fell to USD 35.98, an 11-year low, on Tuesday. US crude was down USD 1.16 at USD 36.94. Trading volume was lighter than normal due to a UK public holiday.

Brent crude was down 85
cents at USD 37.04 a barrel at 1255 GMT. It fell to USD 35.98, an
11-year low, on Tuesday. US crude was down USD 1.16 at USD 36.94.
Trading volume was lighter than normal due to a UK public holiday.

Currencies, the Dollar edged down about 0.1
percent to 120.29 yen, within striking distance of a two-month low of
120.05 struck late last week.

Silver XAG= posted the biggest declines of the
main precious metals, down 3.3 percent at $13.87 an ounce. Platinum XPT=
was down 0.9 percent at $873.25 an ounce, while palladium XPD= was down
1.5 percent at $550 an ounce.

Low 307.60

NATURAL GAS

Open 138.10

High 143.00

Low 138.10

Crude oil, the most traded commodity by far, lost
35 percent of its value this year, while benchmark base metal copper
fell 26 percent and gold dropped 9.4 percent. Cocoa bucked the trend,
with a 12-percent rise.

Silver was the biggest faller of the main
precious metals, down 2.3 percent at $14.01 an ounce. Platinum was down
1.2 percent at $871.24 an ounce, while palladium was down 0.4 percent at
$554.75 an ounce.

U.S. crude gained last week thanks to falling
inventories, reduced drilling and the lifting of a ban on most U.S.
crude exports. U.S. crude nudged down 0.6 percent to $37.87 a barrel
after jumping nearly 9 percent last week and away from $33.98, its
lowest level since February 2009.

Open 2,428.00

High 2,434.00

Low 2,426.00

Open 34,175.00

High 34,255.00

Low 34,161.00

Brent crude earlier traded as low as $36.28 a
barrel, briefly flipping WTI from a long-standing discount into a slight
premium over the international benchmark for the first time since a
short period in November 2014. Brent edged back to $36.44 by 0340 GMT.
Except for November last year, WTI has traded at a discount to Brent
since 2010.

India's crude oil production dropped 3.3 percent in November after output fell at fields operated by both public and private sectors.

Natural gas output was also down nearly 4 percent at 2.71 billion cubic meters, mostly because of drop in production at eastern offshore fields. The nation's 22 refineries processed 2.53 percent more crude oil at 19.7 MT. The charge was led by Reliance Industries' twin refineries at Jamnagar in Gujarat that converted 5.9 percent more crude oil into fuel.

Natural gas output was
also down nearly 4 percent at 2.71 billion cubic meters, mostly because
of drop in production at eastern offshore fields. The nation's 22
refineries processed 2.53 percent more crude oil at 19.7 MT. The charge
was led by Reliance Industries' twin refineries at Jamnagar in Gujarat
that converted 5.9 percent more crude oil into fuel.

U.S. crude futures extended early gains and added
about 0.7 percent to $36.06, pulling above a 2009 low of $33.98 a
barrel hit in the previous session.

Asian shares took solace from gains on Wall Street and edged higher on Tuesday, though gains were capped by caution over low share trade volume and plunging Brent crude oil prices ahead of this week's holidays.

Asian shares took
solace from gains on Wall Street and edged higher on Tuesday, though
gains were capped by caution over low share trade volume and plunging
Brent crude oil prices ahead of this week's holidays.

Asian shares took
solace from gains on Wall Street and edged higher on Tuesday, though
gains were capped by caution over low share trade volume and plunging
Brent crude oil prices ahead of this week's holidays.

Spot gold was little changed at USD 1,077.60 an ounce by 0047 GMT, after gaining 2.5 percent in the last two sessions

Brent crude oil futures added 0.3 percent to
$36.46 after skidding to a low of $36.04 on Monday, their lowest price
since July 2004, as demand for heating oil slipped on warmer-than-normal
temperatures.

That in turn sent the yen broadly higher and caused some wild swings against the dollar. The dollar was down at 121.14 yen JPY= after touching 123.58 on Friday.

Brent crude prices LCOc1, which touched a
seven-year low of $36.32 overnight, were trading at $36.47 at 0245 GMT
as production around the world remained at or near record highs, and a
strong dollar following last week's U.S. rate increases weighed on
demand.

Indian rupee rose 11 paise to 66.62 a dollar compared to 66.73 per dollar in previous session. The Indian rupee has opened at 1-week high on Thursday due to weakness in dollar after Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by 25 basis points.

Spot gold dipped 0.2 percent to USD 1,070.70 an ounce by 0037 GMT. The metal had rallied before the Fed decision on Wednesday and managed to hold on to most gains post the central bank statement, ending the day up 1.2 percent.

Spot gold dipped 0.2
percent to USD 1,070.70 an ounce by 0037 GMT. The metal had rallied
before the Fed decision on Wednesday and managed to hold on to most
gains post the central bank statement, ending the day up 1.2 percent.

US crude stocks increased last week as imports into the Gulf Coast rose, data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed on Wednesday, surprising analysts who expected inventories to decline.

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

Oil prices have fallen by two-thirds since mid-2014 to trade near 11-year lows below USD 40 a barrel and most analysts don't expect them to regain the USD 100 mark until 2017 or later, arguing that producers will continue to pump out more crude than is demanded.

Among other precious metals, silver XAG= extended losses to a seventh day, dipping to USD 13.66 an ounce. It had dropped to USD 13.60 on Monday, its lowest since August 2009

Spot gold had ticked up 0.2 percent to USD 1,064.20 an ounce by 0346 GMT, after a 1.1-percent slide on Monday. The price is only about USD 20 short of a near six-year low of USD 1,045.85 reached earlier this month.

Crude oil prices have tanked to seven-year lows: US WTI oil is down around USD 36 a barrel currently while Brent crude is around USD 38 a barrel. The slump in energy prices has also rocked stock markets and raised doubts over the ability of energy companies to roll over their debt.

Crude oil prices have
tanked to seven-year lows: US WTI oil is down around USD 36 a barrel
currently while Brent crude is around USD 38 a barrel. The slump in
energy prices has also rocked stock markets and raised doubts over the
ability of energy companies to roll over their debt.

The Indian rupee bounced back on Tuesday morning after hitting lowest closing level since September 3, 2013 in previous session. The currency has opened at 67.03 a dollar against 67.09 per dollar on Monday.

The Indian rupee
bounced back on Tuesday morning after hitting lowest closing level since
September 3, 2013 in previous session. The currency has opened at 67.03
a dollar against 67.09 per dollar on Monday.

Monday, 14 December 2015

Aluminium dipped 0.2 percent to $1,479 a tonne. china's aluminum smelters on Friday pledged to shut more
production this month and not to add any new capacity in 2016,
as the industry pushes to shore up plunging prices for the
metal.

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange slid
0.9 percent to $4,663.50 a tonne by 1130 GMT, eroding
2.5-percent gains from the previous session when it struck its
highest since late November at $4,736.50.